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HMM, South Korea’s flagship liner operator, will double its extra loader transpacific services from next month, at the government’s behest, in anticipation of soaring demand in the peak season.
Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries (MOF) officials said that, after consultation, HMM would offer four transpacific extra loader services every month from July.
The carrier, which began adding ad hoc trips in August last year, has been doing a monthly average of two.
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Daniella Lawson
June 09, 2021 at 2:20 pmSouth Korea is really pro-business, then again, the government is HMM’s largest shareholder.